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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-2-5, Page 5THE EXET R. TIMES -ADVOCATE nowolloomummomolloollhogiumolliwinimiiMmilipowiiiimiiiiminisioifiiiiiiiliofiliiinii • ,Are You Dissatisfied? • Po you want a Better Training to -rominand, a,Bigger Salary WRITE TO • Schoolof Commerce Clinton, Ontario PARTICULARS REGARDLNG CLASSES FOR STYJDENTS COMING DAILY BY TRAIN EXTRA TUITION given because of short • school day COURSES Stenographic •-- Conimercial --• Secretarial •Special Courses WINTER TERM I3EGOENS MONDAY, JANUARY 5th, 1925.. A. STONE, COM. SPECIALIST, B. F. WARD, B.A., Vice Principal Prinelind • Students May Enter at Any Time. FOR, Hen • sall Tile, Brick1 and Block Yard DEALERS IN Cement, Hydrated Lime andlHard Wall Plaster We have been appointed local deal- er for Gyproc, Wall Board for lien - a11 and surroimding district. This Is a fire proof wall board. • Why build to burn? When in need of building supplies consult us as we eau supply all your needs. •We 3% aVaarE Phone 7 DR, A. MOIR,* L. M. C.C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, .11.1i?ne .70: **- • HENSALL a DR. J. W. PECK , Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, paG11117.niveraity, Montreal; Member Pt College of Physicians onASurgeons lit Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Ockuncil of otifiida,;. Pliit Graduate Member of Resident Medical staff of general Hospital, Montreal, 191,4-15; Mica, 1 doors east of Post Mice. rime 56, liensall, Ontario. Residence Property Fo—r • The. undersigned ,:haVe been .in- jitracted to sell Lot 261 on the north • Ode 'of Richmond St., Hensall, the property of the late Catharine Vic- toria Smith. Apply to Gladman and gensall and Exeter., . • , • AIJCJTIONICER OSCAR KLOPP Monor Graduate Carey Jones' Au - Sion School, Spechil course taken in Plogistersd Live Stock (-ill 'Breeds) Merchandise, Real Estate, Farm Jities,, etc. Rates in keeping with prevailing prices. Satisfaction as- Oulred; *rite Oscar Klapp, Zurich, or wire 18-93, Zurich. ItTSBORNE & ;HUBERT MUTUAL , VIRE INSURANCE COMPANY litead Office, • Farquhar, Ont. ;President, • JOHN ALLISObt Vice-P.resident, 4 JAS. McKEINZIE 'DIRECTORS , THOS. RYAN SIMON DOW, ItOBT. NORRIS, VirM. BROCX AGENTS JOHN ESSEItY, Centraiia, Agent for • Usberne and Biddulph. OLIVER HARRIS, Mtinro, Agent for Ilibbert, Fullerton and Logan. • W. A. TURNBULL • Secretary -Treasurer Box ,98 Exeter, Ontario. ° • GLAD111AN & STA.NBURY' • Solicitora, Exeter, Notice to Creditors.. NOTICE •15. 'HEREBY GIVEN that all persoae having Claims a- gainst the eatate of JOHN ICEY$? late of the ville.ge of Hensel', gent- leman, who died the 1St day of Eecember 1924, are required to foriyard their elaimo, duly proven, to the undersigned,, on or before Lhe eth day of rebrtte,rY, 1925, AND NOTICE IS FUIVIIHER • GIVEN:, That after this Said date, the Executors will, preCeed to die - tribute the estate, having • regard ante to the elaimo of, Which, they then shallhave lietice. Dated at 'teeter, titia Nineteenth day of Janeary, 1925. GI,ADMAN Se STANBLRY reolicitore for Exeeutore • NOTICE TO CREDIToRS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having claims a- gainst the estate of ROBERT MAW- HINNEY, late a the Village of Exe- ter, baggage master, who died on the 3rd day of January, 195, are re- quired to forward their claims, duly proven to the undersigned, on or be- fore the 9th day of February, 1925, AND NOTICE IS "FURTHER. GIVEN: That atter this said date, the Executors will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of Which they then shall have notice. • Dated at Exeter, this Nineteenth day of January, 1925, GLADMAN & STANI3URY Solicitors for Execetors NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN that all persons,. having claims a- gainst the estate of SAMUEL I. W. MADGE, late of the Township of Us - borne, farmer, who died on the 12th day of November, 1924, are requir- ed torforward their claims, duly pro- ven to the undersigned, on or before *he9%11y O'fat'ebletiarY,1 1023."' , AND', NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: That after this said date, the Executrix, will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, haying regard only to the claims of which she then shell have, notice., '• Dated at Exeter,. this Nineteenth, day t-January, 1925-. , GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors for Executrix ' • - NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons haying claims a- gainst the estate of JAMES McGRE- GOR, late of the Township of Tuck- ersmith, farmer, •who died on the30 day of November, 1924, . are re- quired to forward their claims, -duly proven to the 'undersigned, on or be- fore ,the 9th day of February; 1925. AND NOTICE • IS. 0 FURTHER GIVEN: That after this, said date, the Executors will proceed to dis- tribute the estate, having regard only to the claims, of, which they then shall have notice. • Dated at Exeter, this Nineteenth O day of January, 1925 GLADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors for,Exemitori AMON umui minNIONI HENSALL • 'Mr. Moore, of Seafor 1, vi sited in town on Monday. • Mr. Emerson Knipe was in Exeter Feiday on business. Mr. B. R. Higgins of Clinton was in town on Tuesday. - Mr. Cecil Hudson spent Sunday with friends in London. Mr. Chao. 4Forti of Exeter was in town Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins enter- tained a few friends on Wednesday. Miss 1V1innie Reid entertained a number of Trieude on Mouclay even- ing. Mr. Geo. Moore of IVIeaford, spent a few days recently with friends in town. 1Vliss Ethel Murdock is visiting with friends in Tonawanda this week. • Mr. Robt. Higgins ,visited for a few days last, week with his brother in Clinton. `, • Miss Maagaret. Hobkirk, of Lon- don," -spent 'a fetir‘days recently' at her 'home in 'town., - Mrs. Thos. Simpson -Pleasantly en- tertained a number of friends on Friday evening last. Another old time dance will be held in the town hall on Friday evening of this week. The High School pupils Are hold- ing a skating party on the rink on Friday evening of this week.' Mrs. Bertha Bell who .has been visiting for the past raonth in Wind- sor returned home on Friday. Mrs. Duncan of Harrington visit- ed over the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Young, The many friends of Miss M. Slaven are sorry to learn that she is confined to her home through ill- ness. Mae. Scarlet, of near Seaforth, was a visitor' over the week -end 'with her daughter, Miss. Grace Scarlet, in the village. Mrs. J. Zuefle and Mrs. L. Zuefle and little daughter recently spent a few days the guest of Mrs. C. Mason of Cexitralia. . Mrs. John Coleman and Miss Rena of London spent the week the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong. Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Coleman and little daughter of London spent Mon- day. at the home of ,the former's grand mother; Mrs..Consitt. A number of hockey fans from Hensell and yicinity attended the Niagara Falls -London match In London on Monday evening. The choir of the English church held a social evening in the basement of' the church on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and MM. Bradshaw who are leaving Thursday for British Columbia. - *On another page will ,be found a schedule for a South Huron Hockey League, in which 'Hensall has en- tered a team. Hensel' will play their first league game in Zurich on Tuesday night next. While Thos. Cook and Conrad Vol - land whit returning from the bush on Thursday afternoon last, their horse ran away, throwing Mr. Cook out and breaking his collar bone. Mr. Volland escaped unhurt. Misses Gladys Slay and Kathern Sells visited over the. week -end with Miss Greta Lammie and assisted the choir of the Methodist church. These young ladies, • together with Miss Lammie, are giving concerts in Dun- gannon, Brussels and Lucknow this week. • Mr. C. W. Bradshaw, • for some timeeihe genial, accountant in the Molsons bank liere resigned from •• offibe on Tuesday and his duties NOTICE TO CREDITORSwere taken over by Mr. S. L. Fenn- - ler, of London. We understand that NOTICE IS • HEREBY GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw and family that all persons having claims a- are leaving for the west the letter gainst the estate of ROBERT B. MC - LEAN, late of the ToWnship of Stan- ley, fernier, who died on the 8th day of August, 1924, are requited to for- ward,their claims, duly proven to .the undersigned, on or before)the'9th day of February,. 19•25:•1' °• AND NOTICE •IS FURT,HIIIT 'GIVEN: • That after 'thia said date,, the Executors will proceed' to' dis- tribute .the estate, •0 having'- regard only to the &aims of which they then shall haVe notice. Dated at, Exeter,. this Nineteenth day of January, 1925 • • GLADMAN & STANBURY Solieitors for •Illxecutors • Notice to Creditors. N'OTICE Is, • HEREBY. GIVEN that all persona' haying claims a- gainst the estate of 1VIARGARET PASSMORE, late a the Township of ileberne, WidoW, 'Vehte died, on the 6 day of November, 1924, are requir- ed to forward their claims, duly pro- ven to the undersigned, on or before the 9th day of February, 1925. AND NOTICE IS FURTnIER GIVEN: That after this said date, the Executors will proceed to clita, tribate the estate, having regard only to the claims of which they tben shall have notice. °• Dated at Exeter, thie Nineteenth day of January, 1925 GLADMAN & STANBURY • Solieitore fOr Ibtocatord • "Yee, it's dreadful for the poor thing. • You know her httsbe,nd ran, away With a cbok." "HoW shocking, My dear, And cooks are SO acateer Vita" part of the week. While Gordon Heater was deliver- ing some eggs at D. Cantelon's store on Monday morning, the team own- ed by W. C. Pierce race away and created •considerable excitement. They broke loose from the sleigh and finally ended up in the Metho- dist church sheet, without doing. any further damage. A: concert was lieldin the Metho- dist church on Tuesday evening un- der the auspices of the Grace Mis- sion Band. Te concert consisted of songs, dialogues, readings, choruses and pagenants, and was carried out in a very creditable maner by the children. The proceeds amounted to $13.25. Mr. Gillis, late of Scotland, and now living in town, just eagt of Mre. Lainntle's, had the misfortrate a few days •ego to have his finger taken oaf by a root pulper on the. farm of Mr. Oliver Roweliffe, of the London Rd.: south. Mr. Gillis was rushed to town immediately and taken to Mrs. Paterson'S ' private hospital, where the injured head was dressed bY Dr, A. Moir. At pre,sent the in- jured member 18 doing very nicely.. Mr, G. I. Sutherland gave a very interostiag address oe the subject "Immortality" in the Young Peoples League on Monday evening. A large audience was present and the address was mueh appreciated. The meeting was in charge of Miss Scarlet, A vocal solo was given by Mr Sem Rennie • a piano sole by Mia 8 Avis Lindenfield and two 1'ead- 1 1111;8 by IViis8 Hattie Whiteside. Next VonclaY eVening the Henson League Will entertain tit% League of JaMeS Si., Exeter, the Mitiag league pro- viding the program • Bonsai], mvs.eivr, comon, The Council met on Tdeeday even - lug ot thio week with all the mem- bers present. The aUditers wit° Were apPOinted at the first meeting Of the council to audit the hooks of the village, refused to (16 the Work for the salary. A. considerable Glission.followed and it Wee finally decided to allOW thein more time to do the work and if not th.en (torte the position 3011 be filled by tender A grant‘ of $25 was made to ,the Hensall Spring Show. • A number of accouats Were passed after which the meeting was adjourned. , LIVELY CARNIVAL A most interesting time was spent at the rink on Friday evening last when the first Carnival of the sea- son was •staged with ideal weather conditions prevailing, A record crowd was in0 attendance both in costume on the ice and spectatprs, The costumes were artistic an hum- erous and no .small amount of fun Was enjoyed by the gay crowd. The prize winners in the different events were as follows: Ladies' Character, 1.st Miss Scarlet 2nd Miss Johnston. • Gent Fr Comic, lst E. Anderson, 2nd, J. &Aden. Girl's Fancy, ist Margaret Mc- Laren, 2nd Marion McKay. ' Boy's Comic 1st Frank Hedden, 2nd Willie Dadson. • Mile Race, lst Lee Hedden, 2nd P. Harris. • At the conclusime of the mile race Mr. Hedden war-eliallanged,to skate a mile race on the dome rink, Ex- eter on Friday evening of this week by Mr. Anderson of Exeter, whichahe promptly accepted. Quite an excit- ing race is anticipated. ARCHITECT MURRAY CONGRATULATES BOARD • The following letter *as recently received by Mr. A.. L. Case with ref- erence to the new edition to our school, and, we believe, speaks for itself. The following is a copy of the letter: • London, Jan 26th, 1925 A. L. Case, Esq. Sec.-Treas. Continuation and P. S. Hensall, Ont. Dear Sir: Re Public & Continuation School at 'Jensen, gut. On January 23rd I visited the above school and after a thorough Inspection, I find that the work has been carried out in a most workman- like manner throughout. The heating and ventilation is working splendid and. I must say that the heating in particular is an excellent working job, and to me it looked as if Avery man on the job has tried to do his best to make this school and Al building. The plumbing also has been car- ried out in a -first class meaner: The part that surprised me most was the cost of the building. Your Board must, be congratulated for the way they carried out the contracts for this building as I have been going over a number of similar contracts in my office and I find them all run- ning from $17,000 to $24,000 so again I must give credit to your Board for carrying out this contract at such a low cost. I am sincerell yours • Wm. G. Murray, Architect. • Dashwood Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTAL SITE,GEON • At McCormick's, Block, Zurich, every Thursday and Saturday. • MAIN OFFICE Hartleib's Block --- Dashwood. Ont. Miss Reid of Hayfield is 'visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid. Miss Olivio Weltin left for Detroit last week. Mervyn Tienian is spending a few days in Lond,qn. Mr. Wm." Milrer of Detroit is at- tending the funeral of his grand- mother, the late Mrs. Miller. Mr. Robt. Rowcliffe of Exeter vis- ited in this vicinity last week. Sidney Baker left for Detroit Mon- day. Messrs. 3. C. Reid and J. Wein spent Tuesday in Chatham on busi- ness. Mrs. Pederson left Saturday for St. Joseph hospital where she under- went an operation. The death occurred on Saturday evening, Jan. 31st of Mrs. Hy. Miller Sr., at the age of 88 years and 22 days. She is survived by two sons, Henry of town and Willfam of 'Mis- souri. The funeral was held on Tues- day afternoon, interment in the Lutheran cemetery, On Thursday; ann. 29th, the local hockey team played Zurich a return game which resulted as follows: first period 4-0 in favor of Dashwood seiond period 6-3 ht favor of Dash- wood; third period 10-3 in favor of DasitWood, A large crowd watched the game, On Tuesday evening the Exeter Alerts played the Dashwood team on the local rink when the Alerts were defeated 8-2. On Thurs- day night the Dashwood team goes to Crediton. Por further games see sehedele. • Married in De-tie:Oa—A pretty wed- ding was solemnized in Detrgit eh Saturday, January 24th, when ,IVIles Salome, Tiernan, late of Detroit, but formerly of Dashwod was united in marriage to Mr. Rielta.rd Thompson, formerly, of Landoll, the ceremony being performed by Rev`, A. 3. Mac- Kenzie, The bride is well and fav- eurably known here and will haye the best Wishes of a largo circle of friends. Fancier" -Thi dog, Madam, Would be cheap at f410.' Lady—"I WOuld take him, bet am afraid my hus- band Might, ON °et," Pancier—"You can get anothola husband meat eas- ier than a dog like WS," Creditor' The Thneeeadvaate is in receiat of a .00mmunication front Crediton, but as there is no signature attanli- ed we Must follow our ttSual clotem and cOnSign it to the Wastepaper basket. , Don't forget the fancY dreos, Car - nivel in the cornmenitY rink, erect- iton on Tuesday, Fele 10th, Bane in attendance and a good time for old and youag. Mrs. Geo. Either is nn the oick • list. We hope fox, a epeedy recovery. Mrs. August Hill is quite ill nec- essitating the recalling home of the Misses Walburga and Clarissa Hill of Detroit. Mr. -David Baird is doing nicely after his operation this week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, a Fort Francis, Out, are Visiting their daughter Mrs. Gordon Maynard. Anniversary services Will be held at ,the Evangelical church, Crediton, on Sanday, Feb. 15th. A lecture on Monday evening following. Watch for full announcement next week. Rev. T. C. Morlock is the Anniver- sary preacher. Next Sunday morning Rev, W. Y. Drier will discourse on "Zeal in Christian Service, an absolute es- sential for Prosperity." At the even- ing service bis subject is, "Samson the mighty Nazarite." Now there- fore are we all here before God to hear all things that are commanded thee of God, Acts 10: 33. "A. Driving Force" i11 be the • subject in the Methodist church on Sunday evening, next. 'Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and reception of new members at the .close •of the public worship. •Come and hear the storY of a great man who present- ed his body a living sacrifice. Mrs. H, Cudmore of Manore, Sask. is at •present visiting relatives and renewing old acquaintances in this community. Miss Elva Horne is able to be out again after a week of illness. Mr. Thomas Smale who is in very poor health has been renioved to the home of his son Anson in Farquhar. Walter H. Johns, (while visiting at the home of his uncle, Mr. Walter Hern, Goderich) attended the formal re -opening of the Goderich Collegiate Building, on Friday January 30th. This is now an extensive four -storey Secondary Educational Plant, which Goderich may well be proud. Walter also had the privelege of attending the Huron North "Tuxis" meeting and banquet on Saturday, when an address was given by Mr. Taylor Statton, of Toronto, Ma. Stattonaalso spoke at Sunday School and at even. ing service. He is secretary of Boys' Work in Canada and 'United States. Have You Read STEWART'S, Sale Prices? CENTRALIA Mr and Mrs. E. Abbott who have been at their home here_ for a few weeks are returning to Windsor. Mrs. Jas. Mitchell still continues very Mr. Thos. Willis is in Toronto on business this week. Miss J. Wilson has been sick and under the doctor's care this last week, but is somewhat improved. The scarcity of water M• the village is inconveniencing quite a number of our citizens. Mrs. J. guefle and Mrs. L. Znefle and baby of Hensall spent a day last Week with Mrs. C. Mason. Mr. H. Frey is spending a few days in Kitchener this week. Mrs. Hy. Fry visited at the home of Mrs. Ezra Heist for a couple of days this week. MT. CARMEL This community was shocked to learn of the sudden death of Andrew Querin, who died on Sunday, the '25th of January at his home, at the age of 47 years, 8 months and 4 days. Mr. Querin was born in the Town- ship of Wellesley, County of Water -- loo and at the age of six years tnoved •to the Township of Stephen with •his parents and some years ago moved to the farm west of Mount Carmel where he has since resided With his brother. His remains were interred in the cemetery at Mount CatMel. 012 Monday, January 26th. He leaves to mourn his loss his parents, three sisters and two brothers. One brother having died some eighteen years ago., Who shall weep when the righteous the? Who shalt mourn when the good depart? When the soul of the Godly away • shall fly, •Who shall lay the loss to heart? , CROMARTY The Hibbert Branch of tthe Bible Society held, their annual business meeting iit the bluirch on Thursday evening. Mr. A. A. Celquhoun ad- dressed the meeting •and gave • a most excellent talk on the Bible. The Cromarty stock yards were 'unusually busy on Thursday Morn- ing when almost one hundred head of cattle Were yveighed. They 'were all .excellent cattle. Fifty head of these cattle were disposed of by one farmer. A number of our young people took advantage of the good sleigh- ing, and moonlight, on Friday even- ing whet) they spent a most enjoy- able eVenixtg tobagganing ob, the mountain. The mottetain is one of the beauty spots of our locality as well as affroding a first elase tobog- gan antic • • Mr. Jaane8 Scott Who has beet: somewhat indisposed for some time took a. very Weak turn a few doyz Iego. Mr. Seott is One of the Old Pienee1n4 of this loc.ality. • SHIPKA • uoPouar 0 Te Pe" roc: Uctady wo he e a veer' eaaCeeefel Mies Fearl KOYes tweek.St 'and Mre,JOESSie McKenzie are Tleitilla relativee end 111MeArazul4.sinM UIe rattrali/ent Suade,Y.With relatiltee in DatiliwoOd The Ladies Aid will Meet at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed., LaMPort Wednesday, Feb. nth - Mr, and Aro. A. Snalth and fantilY spent last Friday With the letters oparerednittosu%nr, aa ?ars. W. Jones ot • WHALEN Miss Jessie Brooks entertained ,the aTreapure Seeltere" class of the Sunday schoel on FridaY evening. Everyone spent a most enjoyable evening in games and music. Mr. Wellington -Shipley has ret- urned home from the States, where he has spent several months, The T. 5, Class met at the home of Mr,. and Mrs. Geo, Arksey on Tuesday evening and spent an ex- cellent time. Mr. Frank Parkinson has purch- ased the ,80 -acre farm adjoining his own- front Mr. 'Geo. Jones. He takes possessien in the spring. Mr. Nerntan McNaughton 'spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. F. Kohl, of `London. ::Lumley Mr, ,james Horton, Sr., who has been sick'with the flu for a number of weeks Is now better and able to be around, ' Mr. 3, M. Glenn spent the week end withaltis sister Miss Maude of Londoa. Mr. Fred Cole of Exeter. spent Sun- day with Mr, J. Broadfoot. Mrs. .Frank Ryckman has been quite ,sick and under the doctor's care. • . Mrs. Nba,h Horton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Archie Rowcliffe for a few days: - Mrs. W. Glenn was M Toronto for.a few days last week. HURONDALE The January meeting of the Hur- ondale Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. C. Cudmore on Wed- nesday of last week with 30 ladies present. Plans were laid for the teaching. 01! music /or four months in S. S. No. 10, Usborne, by lar..W. R. Goulding. Mrs. S. McQueen gaie e- very interesting paper on "Privilege of being an Institute worker and member",. Mrs. Morgan sang a solo, Mrs. A. Eth,erhigton gave a reading and Miss L. Hicks rendered a bril- liant piano, Solo. Mrs . J. Bolton gave a splendid demonstration on candy making: Lunch was then served by the ladies in charge.. The next, meeting will be held at the home ,of'Nrs. C. Byrn en Feb. 25th when the roll .call will be answered by 'how to rerooye stains." • DASIEWOCID,,CREDITON, EXETER, HENSALL AND ZURICH FORM HOCKEY 'T:RAGITE A hockey league has been formed by teams from Hensall, Zurich, Dashwood and Exeter and the fol- lowing schedule has been drawn up: Hensall at Zurich—Feb. 10th. Exeter at Dashwood—Feb. 10th. •Dashwood at Hensall—Feb. 13th. Zurich at Exeter—Feb. 13th. Exeter 'et-Heniall—Feb. 16th. Zurich at Dashwood—Feb. 16th. Dashwood at Zurich—Feb. 20th. Hensall at Exeter—Feb. 20th. Exeter at Zurich—Feb. 24th. Zurich at Hensall—Feb. 27th. Dashwood. it Exeter—March 2nd. liensalVat Dashwood—March 3rd. Tearai take own referee. Teams to notify G. Cochrane, ,...Exeter at SEXSMITH Mr. Fraiik Northcott of Alvinston spent 'a few days visiting at his home here. Mr. Chester Rowe is in Goderich with the jury. Zurich Mr. Milfred Schilbe who spent a few days in London, Kitchener, Galt and Hesneler, has -returned home. • The sigtieth annuatmeeting:of the Members of Zurich Agricultural Society was held in the Town Hall, Zurich: The financial report of the treasurer showed a balance of $64 with 74 paid 'nO' members for 1925. The Society will employ department- al judges fOr horses, catte, sheep, swine, poultry and ladies' work for the fall fair In 1925. The election of officers for the ensuing year re- sulted as follows: President, W. S. Johnston; 1St Vice PreSident, J. P. Rau; 2nd Vice President, Dr, A. 3. ,MacKinnon; Directors, D. V. Klopp, J. A, Smith, A. Reichert, M. Rader, 0. Klopp, 3. Decher, Jr., W. Hey, 0. Surerus, E. Haberer; Auditors, P. J. Haberer, J. Pfaff. Mr. A. V. Hess was re -appointed Secretary -Treas- urer for the year. Hay' Insurance Company—The •50 annual meeting of the policyholders of the Hay Township Farmers' Mu- tual Fire insurance Co. was held in the Town Hall here on IVIonday of last week, with 0 large attendence. The treasurer's financial report for the year ending December 31st, 1924 shaves 2,053 policies io force with total antount at risk of •$7,45e,820. The losse8 during the year were.$5,e • 398.6.9. The total assets of the Com - Deny, meluding residue of prone= notes, amount to $285,619,15, with no liabilities. The retiring directors, 0, Stade, W, Consitt and J. A. Mattson Were re-elected for another term. W, 8, .Iohnsten arid A, P. aless Ntrere oleetod auditore. At fa .moeting of the Board of Diroctore atter the annual -meeting, Mr. • II, Either Was .re-appointea Seeretavy • and Meteor for the Year, oild Mr, JenuarY; • 11:).!111,,PlillE($1:441Ba211 °flea Sr. IV.,-114)4ort$1 Katia?leeh St 47theriel,:ora9eni, texteie5t,a, gli;dtte°460:1161/1.0;1437 a6445Vi •Duu0. 00. • Pearl Zeroir 68; Ge0. B#t013 Jr, IV,--Faea, Marie, aatittire Sr, RerAine uort9 80• Alma Etheringteli 75, Fan .11xxx Miller 70; Gordoe, Bloelt 05, • Jr, Ill.—Honore, Lillian Miller Jr. II—Honore, Marie Oite Rose Oke 84:. Paul Boa 83; . :)„Yelsb. 80; Richard Etherlunton raeS, Elmore Dunn 70; Harold more 45; Douglas Stewart 60. reriln1eDmox,0tl1YWelsh • Evrettilir70;74ys:lreeoe: iithIort0:ab. • Naniber or0ll28:Ieraoatt:nce25.A,i0taaaeacuenr,, s. S. NO. 43, Sl'El)HEN • The following is the report of S. No. 6, Stephen for Sanitary, Sr. IV.--Dorotay Smith 74, Thel- ma Neeb 68, Dorothy Raiz 68, Dor. othy Dietrich 52, Alma Ratz absent. Sr. III --Pius Dietrich 89, Robert' Flynn 76„ Bernice Neeb 74, Alex. Dietrich *70, Edward Lippert • 59, Earl Rats 57, Gordon Ratz absent.' Jr. III—Lloyd Lippert 48,0 Robert IMetrich 46. •Sr. II—Mildred Neeb 70, Irene Flynn 65, Helen Kinny 60„ Irria Ratz 63, Roy Willert absent, ' Jr. IT—Monica Dietrich 70, Clem- ent McCann 60, lailda.Neeb 40, Mary Culbert 35, Dorothy Kinny 34, Hilda Culbert 30, Jean Willert absent. • Sr. I.—Elton Lippert, Gladys 101111Y. Jr. I.—Mans Lippert, Audrey • Yearly, Pearl Kinny, Abegail Flynn, Gladys Ratz absent. Pt. IL—Evelyn McCann 100. Nuraber on roll 34, average atten- dance 25. • Florence Turnbull Teacher SHIPKA SCHOOL REPORT V.—Borden Schroeder 71. Sr. IV.—Margaret Houlahan and Cath- erine McEachin 78, Lornie Dietrich 66, Eileen Baynhana 65. Jr. IV.— Ila SWeitzer 65, Virginia Moore 59, Arthur Baynhara 57, .Beatrice BaTA- ham 55, Tom Lamport 50. Jr. 111 Evelyn Sweitzer 64, Freddie Sch- roeder 57, Mildred Lamport 50, Mar- tha -Gower 50, Editli Ball 47, Ar- nold Baynham 46. Promoted tO Sr. H. --Russell Mellin 'T6, Jack Mac- kenzie 74, Arnold Ga,iser 74, Theod- ore Dietrich 67, Roy Deitrich 34, Jr. II—John Lamport 62, Sam Swie- tzer 57, Lawrence Baynham 55. Pro- moted' to Jr. II—Evelyn ,Harlton, • Lucile Lochner. Priraer Gretta. Dietrich, Arthur. Hutchinson, Or- ville Melilla, Milton Sweitzer, Wray Bvaeitzera No., on roll 32_ .Average.... attendance 29. E. E. Pfaff, Teacher * S. S. NO. 5, HIBBERT The following is the school report for S. S. No. 5, Hibbert for month of January. Those marked with an asterisk missed three or more ex- aminations. 0 - Sr. IV—Anna Hackney 544, G. Hamilton 500, Fred Earburn 438, George Lomond 288*, Neil Laniond *. Jr. IV—Johnny Morgan 440, Eileen 1VIcNicol 419, Mildred Hack- ney 281*, MaryMacDougald*. Sr. III—Leslie Flood 455, Alex ,Gardi- ner 417, Frank Hamilton 417, Earle Dow 383. Jr. III—Lloyd Hackney 385, Leslie Hackney 370, Norman Ilarbuen 346, John Lamond.*. Sr. II—Bob Hamilton 326, Eldred Mc - Nicol 348, Jimmie Scott 347, Velma McNicol 266, Gordon Scott 188. Jr. II—Lorne McGill 364, Roger ChrisV ie 352, Margaret Hamilton 338,M. Dow 318, Alvin McNichol 240, Stuart Harburn 160, Alex Hackney 125*. First Book—IVIurray Christie, Al- vin Scott, Laurie Colquhoun, Colin MacDougald*. Primer — Ross Mc- Pherson, Mary Hamilton, Jean Col- quhoun, Bob Gardiner, Willie liar - burn, (absent). Highest marks ob- tained in daily arithmetic test:— Sr. Fourth—Gladys Hamilton, Jr. Fourth—Mildred Hackney, Sr. Third --Frank Hamilton. Jr. Third Leslie Hackney. Sr. Second—Rob. Hamilton. Jr. Second. — Margaret Hamilton. First Book—M, Chris- tie. Primer—Jean Colquhoun. No. on roll 37. Average attendance 28.4 • 0. E. Anderson, Teacher REPORT OF S. S. NO. 10, 'RAY Results of mid-term tests. Those marked * missed some examinations. :Honors, 75 per ,cent., Pass, '50 per ' Sr. IV. -Marie Bell 83, Edwit Dick 82, Stella Ingram 76, Bertha, Corbett *75, Sack Corbett *48, Willie Parke 34. Jr. IV.—Lorne Chapman 72. Jr. --Hugh McEwen 71, M. •Dick 61, Grace Dick 60, Ted Munn 51. Sr. II,—Garnet Mousso 55. Jr. IL—Alvin Bell 95, Mary Rinser 90, Jimmie McEwen 89, Harold Elder 82, Helen Munn 82, Dorothy Corbett *65 Irene Mousso 52. Sr. L.—Jessie Dick80, Pr.—Jack Munn. Number on roil 21, average attend a n c e19.• '11/14 .0. johns, Teacher, REPORT Or $. S. NO. 4, USBORNIll The 'followirig is the report for the • month of ,January based on, weekly examinations and daily work IV.--1George ThomPsen 72, Oerald Ford 68, Lily Hunter 65. Jr. IY.—lviary Rimter *65. Sr. ru. —Ha Hunter 80, • Sean Coates *78,. . In.—Archie Thomson 56 ,Ttoy Hunter. *51. ° Sr. Coates. 78, Merman Hunter 76, Plorento 1Viltehel1 73; idon Itading *53. Sr. Westcott 8e, Arnold rord, Liixton 61. •r'r...--Cliftob. OQUI.1.111intOtoh1tt :570. Esssry 58, Hubert : Thso Marked with an aateri8k missed part ‘ of the eXaminatione. •Number on roll 19, average ettem- dal) co PariA Temiket